I would remove it from the tank and dispose of it. Injured fish can grow fungus, other fish bite at them, and most fish that are injured don't recover. If you have other fish in the aquarium and want to keep them well, that's what I'd do.(I have a 55 gal and an 80 gal)
Another option, would also be to remove the Betta and place it in a small clear cup or glass, container shallow would be better, let the betta rest, and see if it starts to swim upright, it may take a few days,just because a fish is injured is no reason to dispose of it, only if it dies would I do that. removing it from the larger tank is the right thing to do.
NO! you would go to jail unless you injured that animal or really were living with a injured pet
Gravity
Is it breathing? What happens when you touch it?
Orthopnea means difficulty breathing when lying flat or, stated another way, easy breathing only when upright.
The injured person may be lying down to minimize movement and prevent further injury. This position can help stabilize their condition, reduce pain, and allow for better blood flow. Additionally, lying down can make it easier for medical responders to assess and treat the injury.
Yes, lying down or sitting can affect your breathing rate. In a supine position (lying down), the diaphragm may have less room to move, which can lead to shallow breathing, particularly in individuals with certain respiratory conditions. Conversely, sitting up can promote better lung expansion and facilitate deeper breaths, often resulting in a more efficient breathing rate. Overall, posture plays a significant role in respiratory mechanics.
I suppose you should shove the student around a bit to see if this particular student is NOT playing a trick, and if not, contact the school nurse or if not breathing contact 911 of course.
If you cat is not breathing, then yes.
it probley means that your betta is sick. Look up on websites to see if you can diagnose your betta with any sickness. I realize my data was sick after he died so look sicknesses up fast. Hope this helps.
A person in a lateral recumbent position is lying on their side. This position can be either left or right lateral recumbent, depending on which side the person is lying on. It is often used in medical settings for patient comfort, to aid in breathing, or to prevent aspiration. Additionally, this position is commonly used in first aid for unconscious patients who are breathing.
Expressing feeling has nothing to do with lying . If you are in relationship you should never lie to your partner . Lying never leads to anything positive (except for a surprise) .Lying is simply lying and has nothing to do with feelings and in fact, it is disrespectful towards you. If he really loved you he should have no problem telling you the truth.
It is possible, but the goldfish might not want to eat. It's injured, and it's trying to rest. It depends how bad the injury is too.